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Probing the Broken Spatial Symmetry of a Stratified Medium with Structured Light
We study theoretically near-symmetric resonant stratified media to show how a tiny broken spatial symmetry can effectively be probed by structured light with or without orbital angular momentum. This is achieved by examining both the in-plane and out of plane Goos-Hanchen and Imbert Fedorov shifts,
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